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Leak under sink (it won't be hard to guess why)

  • 23-10-2025 08:15PM
    #1
    mp3ireland2
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,925 ✭✭✭


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    This beautiful work of art was installed before we bought the house. I screwed out he centre of the drain that mates with the sink plug strainer as there was dirt at the bottom and the plug wasnt going in far enough. I think in doing so I've pushed something down.

    Would there be something I can do to fix this temporarily and I'll get a plumber in to sort fix it properly then. Just wedge some wood underneath the pipes? Or do that and use silicone. How is it supposed to be held in place? I am getting the plumber in to install a willis immersion and a mixer tap on the hot water cylinder so if I could get a week out of the sink I could get him to do both jobs at once.



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